NAIJA NEWS
This decision comes after receiving significant endorsements from a multitude of CAF Member Association Presidents and Zonal Union Presidents, reflecting strong support within the football community.
Motsepe, a prominent South African billionaire, first ascended to the presidency of CAF on March 12, 2021, in a notable election held in Rabat, Morocco.
His recent announcement regarding his re-election bid was made public on Friday, October 25, following months of speculation and discussions about his plans for the future of African football governance.
During Motsepe’s current term, which has been marked by substantial financial improvements in CAF’s operations, stakeholders have praised his leadership.
These advancements were highlighted at the 46th CAF Ordinary Assembly convened in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where various initiatives for the development of African football were discussed.
Nevertheless, Motsepe’s bid for a second term is not without challenges. The…